So, between trying out Uniswap, the Binance DEX and just coping with being a working parent with two kids means that there are days where I've not got quite so much time on my hands to post to STEEM. However, I do try to make an effort to do at least one decent and one short post a day... with varying results.

Anyway, today is just going to be a shortish post, as I'm going to try my hand at the Glossary bounty for Binance. Basically, this is a project by Binance to try and educate the general population via their Binanace Academy initiative. Part of this means that a great wealth of terms and concepts need to be defined for the lay audience.

This two week open writing bounty is trying enlist freelance writers to define some of these terms via rewards in BNB. Anyway, for more information please follow this link:

https://www.binance.com/en/blog/312862680266063872/Binance-Academy-Glossary-Submission-Bounty

.... and see if you are able to contribute to the Academy Database and Glossary. I've managed to submit one proposal... if I find time over the next week, I'll try and submit a few more! The only downside is that you have to write in American English... which is driving me a little bit nuts at times... at least I don't have to use Imperial units!

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